Recent polling data for the 2025 New Jersey gubernatorial election indicates that Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill is leading Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli by margins ranging from 5 to 20 percentage points. According to a Cygnal poll conducted June 19-20, Sherrill holds 50% support compared to Ciattarelli's 43%. When voters were informed about candidates' positions on transgender issues, the gap narrowed, with Sherrill at 46% and Ciattarelli at 45%. A Rutgers-Eagleton poll from June 13-16 showed Sherrill with 51%, Ciattarelli at 31%, and 13% undecided; including leaners, Sherrill's support rose to 56% against Ciattarelli's 35%. This 20-point lead was noted as comparable to prior gubernatorial races. More recent polling by KA Consulting from June 24-27, identified as a Republican internal poll, showed Sherrill at 47% and Ciattarelli at 42%, with 11% undecided. Across multiple polls, Sherrill consistently maintains a lead, often above 50%, while Ciattarelli's support fluctuates in the low to mid-40% range. Poll margins of error vary between ±3.5% and ±5.4%, and sample sizes range from 500 to 800 likely voters. The polling reflects a competitive race with Sherrill holding an advantage as the election approaches.